#setting prompts

There’s something living under your skin.

No, not something. Someone.

It’s not you. You think. You’re pretty sure. You’ve never been so hungry before. Never been the kind of person to get mad, either. But now it feels like everything’s turning your stomach into knots, demanding - something.

You can remember things, too. Someone else’s name. Someone else’s body, built different from your own. You keep tripping over things, expecting your legs to be longer, your centre of gravity to be higher.

It’s not you. You don’t know who it is.

They don’t like that name, either.

10 coffee shop AU prompts

requested by: anon

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#1 - It always makes Person A’s day when PersonB is serving them at the coffee shop, they’re smiling the whole day

#2 - The coffee isn’t actually that great but Person A still visits this coffee shop because of the sweet barista

#3 - Person AgivingPerson B increasing tips every time

#4 - Person B notices that Person A hasn’t visited the coffee shop for a while, they’re beginning to worry

#5 - Person B really likes the regular customer, PersonA, and decides to give them a free drink for their loyalty the next time

#6 - Person A is a barista who witnesses love stories unfold every day but is never the one to get lucky (or are they?)

#7 - Person B is jokingly flirting with Person A who comes to the coffee shop every day, but is it really meant jokingly all the time?

#8 - Person A finally asks out Person B on a coffee date, but Bjust can’t see coffee anymore because they have to serve it every day

#9 - Person B makes the best coffee but they don’t even like coffee, Person A is in utter shock when they find out

#10 - Every morning in the metro, Person A sees the beautiful Person B and they feel like they know them from somewhere, but they just can’t figure out where they’ve seen them. One day, they realise it’s the sweet barista from their new favourite coffee shop.

15 enemies-to-lovers prompts

requested by: anonymous

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#1 - thinking the strong feelings they had for the other were feelings of despise but it turns out it just covered the even deeper feelings they had

#2 - talking bad about the other behind their back but feeling very strange when they find out the other heard it

#3 - they never saw the other as the person they are but only as the one thing they despise

#4 - everything tells them to give the other away when they’ve got the chance but somehow they just can’t do it

#5 - thinking that maybe they really begin getting along well but then the other tells them it all wasn’t serious

#6 - hating the other but not being able to get them out of their head anyway

#7 - only having heard bad things about the other so their relationship is off to a rocky start. it’s easiest to ignore every nice trait the other shows

#8 - arguing all the time about everything and nothing (somehow love starts seeping into their arguments)

#9 - caring much more about the other than they even would admit to themselves

#10 - keeping their romance a secret at the beginning because how should they explain that they’re in love with their enemy?

#11 - sending anonymous love letters to the other and the other never guesses right who sent them

#12 - not wanting to be reminded of the fact that they once hated the other (because they’re so precious to them now)

#13 - not being able to believe that the other wants to do something nice for them

#14 - accepting that their feelings for the other are just a huge mess

#15 - realising that no matter how they label their feelings it will have a dangerous outcome because, oh, these feelings are so strong

bonus: #16 - and a classic: a heated argument turns into making out

10 Academic rivals to lovers prompts

requested by: anon

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#1 - they have never been as fascinated by another person as by this one that seems to know their favourite book by heart (even better than they themself), their great frustration is only topped by their attraction to them

#2 - they discuss heatedly in class and their annoyance with the other’s reserve increases until it unloads in a steamy make out session in a dark corner of the library

#3 - they’re making lists trying to manifest that the other one is not a charming person, but they’re having a hard time

#4 - they’re beginning to see the other one in every novel/play they’re reading, sometimes as the villain and sometimes as the hidden hero

#5 - being competitors in all their classes, Person A is surprised when Person B asks them out to visit a museum/an exhibition together, it’s not a date, is it?

#6 - they’ve never exchanged a word but know exactly how the other did in which class and exam, it takes years for them to speak face to face and realise the other is actually a(n attractive) human being and not just a collector of superb grades

#7 - they think the other one is too perfect to be likeable but when they spot some flaws, the other one suddenly gets much more interesting for them

#8 - whenever Person A opens their mouth and delivers elaborate input in class, all Person B can think about is how perfect these lips would be for kissing

#9 - Person A is trying to learn more about one of Person B’s interests because everything linked to them had to be glorious and fascinating

#10 - they could never get along amicably they realised, but next to arguing and teasing they also manage to make out quite passionately

10 Academic rivals to friends prompts

requested by: @ruby-serpent

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#1 - having to work on the same project and being forced to work together cooperatively

#2 - being specialists on the same field and having great admiration for the other’s work deep down (bonus points if they realise/admit it when they’re very drunk or similar)

#3 - being academic rivals but only knowing the other’s name not their face, they meet in a non-work-related setting like sports e.g. and get along quite well, until they find out who the other one really is…

#4 - Person A is mad at Person B for having the same success but ‘not having any work ethos at all’, B is not as hostile and tries to build up an amicable relationship

#5 - their interactions are only a competition of who knows more about the subject they’re both geniuses in, they grow to look forward to these competitions more and more until they even have an unhostile 'normal’ conversation

#6 - Person A seeks an academic rival as motivation to do better in their studies and Person B seems like an ideal candidate, B is quite irritated by the sudden competition, it takes quite a while to convince B that the rivalry is more of a compliment than anything else

#7 - getting along much better as soon as they don’t share the same classes anymore

#8 - bonding over something they’re both not good at after years of rivalry in their strongest subjects

#9 - being similarly irked and fascinated by the other’s productivity and discipline

#10 - Person A needs to get a top grade on a group work assignment so they have no other choice as to ask Person B, their greatest academic rival, to do it together. They seem to get along better than both of them have thought